Founded by Andrea Orsi Battaglini
Diritto pubblico was founded in 1995 on the initiative of a large group of specialists in constitutional and administrative law. Since its founding, the journal has aimed to redefine the very disciplinary identity of public law, its relation to the general principles of the legal system and private law, as well as the topicality of the juridical method and its specificity, also considering the dense structure of relations with the other social sciences. The review focuses on strictly theoretical topics, but also and most of all on recent events, analysed from a necessary distance in order to seize the meaning of recent transformations. Furthermore, Diritto Pubblico aims to analyse the topics related to constitutional and administrative reforms, to constitutional and administrative justice, investigating the basic issues related to Europe.
Editorial Board Cesare Pinelli (editor in chief), Francesco Bilancia, Marco Bombardelli, Eugenio Bruti Liberati, Paolo Carnevale, Stefano Civitarese Matteucci, Claudio De Fiores, Gianmario Demuro, Leonardo Ferrara, Gianluca Gardini, Wladimiro Gasparri, Alessandra Pioggia, Giorgio Repetto, Aldo Sandulli Editorial staff Giulia Mannucci, Dario Martire, Francesco Saitto, Nicoletta Vettori
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The journal is rated "A", by the Italian academic research evaluation agency (Anvur), for the following scientific areas: 12 c1 (Diritto costituzionale), 12 d1 (Diritto amministrativo).
